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News report of the movement of Soviet troops to Mongolia to counter China from The Times, 11 March 1966.

"Spare Asia's Monuments Too" by Quaritch Wales from Asia and the Americas, January 1944, pp.35-36.

"Spare copies of certain Letters and Reports to Government of Fort St. George for convenience of reference, 8th December, 1840". Series of handwritten documents. Inserted into the journal was a "Hindoostan Report" or "A Native Gentleman Letter" and a copy of "Persian Court Gazette for sana-yi 1267 (21 February 1851). (These documents have been removed from the journal for better preservation.) Leatherbound journal.

This sub-series contains two possible specimens for the Prize Fund diploma and 2 copies of the certificate designed in 1939 by Professor Perceval Yetts.

Specimen of the Kirânti language (Báhing dialect) with English translation. The specimen takes the form of a traditional story. Handwritten, 2 pieces 3 sides, undated.

Two philosophical drafts on spontaneous functioning, 2 pieces, and spontaneity, 14 pieces. Both undated.

"Spotlight on Burma" by Quaritch Wales, from The Sign, January 1944, pp.356-359.

"Spotlight on Burma" by Quaritch Wales, from Everybody's weekly, The Philadelphia Inquirer, 14 November 1943, p.8.

Correspondence concerning a Lecture at St Felix School, Southwold, Suffolk. These are:

• Letter from Susan Skilliter to Diana Crawford, Secretary, Royal Asiatic Society, to inform that St. Felix School would love to host a lecture and to give the details of the headmistress, dated 12 June 1972.
• Letter from President, Royal Asiatic Society, to Miss M. Oakeley, Headmistress, St. Felix School, to ask on what subject they might like a lecture, dated 10 July 1972.
• Letter from Miss M. Oakeley, Headmistress, St. Felix School, to President, Royal Asiatic Society, to ask for a talk on Oriental art or travel and to suggest a day, dated 14 July 1972.
• Letter from President, Royal Asiatic Society, to Miss M. Oakeley, Headmistress, St. Felix School, to give further suggestion regarding the nature of the lecture, dated 31 July 1972.

Staff Emergency Procedures for Medical Emergencies involving staff and visitors. Typed document.